Especially suitable for millinery, the tubular bed extends inside the crown or brim sections of a hat and places stitching without interfering with the shaping of these sections.
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The arrival of the Freearm Model 222 considerably widened the scope of the Featherweight. With lowering feed dogs, darning and free-hand embroidery became a reality and the removable bed allowed a whole new class of sewing to be accomplished

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